Which of the following is primarily concerned with destroying pathogens
Tonsils
Liver
Kidneys
Lymphatic tissues
Correct Answer :
D. Lymphatic tissues
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Tonsils
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cholera
yellow fever
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Right side of the heart
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thin persons
lazy people
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Sulphur dioixide
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artery
nerve
vein
capillary
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opposite to an antibody
residue of an antibody
stimulus for antibody formation
result of antibody
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antigens
antibodies
antibiotics
vaccination having weakened germs
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Bark of Cinchona
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Bark of Cinamon
The projected population of India in year 2001 is
688 million
839 million
950 million
1032 million
Cholera causing bacteria was first discovered by
Edward Jenner
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
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1.0% per annum
1.5% per annum
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2.0% per annum
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Paris
Geneva
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kwashiorkor
pellagra
beriberi
arasmus
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Malaria
Common cold
Influenza
Tuberculosis
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Kwashiorkor
Angina
Leukaemia
Malaria
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lungs
liver
throat
blood
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pneumonia
tuberculosis
emphysema
cataract
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infection of trachea
infection of lungs
bleeding into the pleural cavity
spasm of bronchial muscles
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thyroid enlarges
splem enlarges
glandular tissue at the back of nose enlarges.
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inadequtae supply of oxygen to the heart muscles
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secretion of mammalian RBC
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